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Urine sugar +1

2024-12-02 13:23:44
My hb1ac 5.2  fasting sugar 90 and PP 124 and continuously observing sugar is normal, but I did a medical test insurance company urine report showing sugar + 1 while continuously observing sugar it's normal
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Are you on any medications like Dapagliflozin? Can check FBS, PLBS as well

Answered2024-12-08 10:07:25

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